Please allow me a moment to compete with the scare tactic literary style of big media covering over the truth of “breaking, news a eleven” events in a long developing situation. Independent, bottom up, Internet publishers may not have the resources to pay Entertainment Tonight news reporter's million dollar salaries, but we also are not pressured to try to explain how it is to the viewer that big TV “sponsors” as drug companies, thanks to the the laws of “supply and free market demand” were able to run the price of a generic Ampicillian 500 mg tablet from being free traded in Mexican boarder-towns for 5¢, while the insurance-less sub-prime homeless of Loss Vegas are blackmailed by big business to pay $1, per, if they want to live.

I am very angry that an out of control union of “professionals,” liscenced to do no harm to the American worker, has selfishly distorted their own worth to the point that insurance companies in denial of paying out, what was paid in, hide behind the emotional shield of the American Way. Or pretending to be a tweedle-dee PAC controlled Democrat, or Republicans. Label me a “hard money socialist,” or a “pinko small businessman,” if you will, or any other malapropisms of flapping lip experts on TV and talk radio, but please don’t call me —a still living middle of the road activist getting hit by cars coming both ways— a yet-another non-thinking couch potatoes. I am an individual whose vote doesn't seem to count for anything in an orchestrated shouting matches, but I am concerned about a total system breakdown.

Oh, I am sorry to have frightened you. My network TV style of distracting your attention from what is really happening, wasn’t fair. I was not reporting on the catrosphic failure of our health care system. I was really making a statement that the financial cartel of multinational bankers (New York’s Wall Street, and London’s Financial District), underwriters, stockbrokers, securities lawyers, certified public accounts, self serving government agency leaders, insurance companies “too big to fail,” and their big media support, really is an Industrial Age oligarchy needing rebuilding under the watchful eyes of an (uncontrolled) Information Age public.